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--- Comment #11 from Peter Eriksson ---
I finally gave up on trying to use FreeBSD on the Sun Fire X4500 servers - due
to this bug and the fact that the machine(s) would panic and reboot when put
under non-trivial amounts
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--- Comment #9 from Peter Eriksson ---
Disabling the agp driver in the kernel config and rebuilding a new kernel (and
rebooting) doesn't seem to help either (see attached "ifm-dmesg-2015-11-23.log"
file).
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dmesg output from IFM server
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--- Comment #7 from John Baldwin ---
Yes, the MSI quirk will not help. Disabling agp0 might help as a workaround.
I don't currently have a patch to test for my other suggestion of pre-reserving
memory windows.
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--- Comment #5 from John Baldwin j...@freebsd.org ---
This is not caused by MSI. The root issue is that the PCI bus only
pre-reserves BARs for leaf devices, not the I/O windows of PCI-PCI bridges.
The agp0 device probes before pcibX and
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